And it's not like film, where 500 people are responsible for the final product. In fact, he once deemed himself a better painter than actor.
SYLVESTER STALLONE ROCKY SONG MOVIE
Having discovered his love of painting at a young age, the young New Yorker used to sign his early experimental works "Mike Stallone." And despite his rising movie stardom, painting has remained a constant part of his creative life, his artistic output fueling his cinematic work and vice versa. Painting has remained Stallone's passion alongisde his acting career 'Much better painter than actor' Stallone's reputation as a Hollywood action star was sealed - and quickly overshadowed the actor's other passion: painting. That success was quickly followed up by yet another multi-sequel vehicle that Stallone had originally co-written: "First Blood," released in 1982, tells the story of John Rambo, a Vietnam War veteran who struggles to adapt to regular life due to his post-traumatic stress disorder. Released in 1976, the small-budget film catapulted Stallone to stardom and produced a slew of sequels - the most recent being "Creed 11" in 2018, co-starring Michael B. Stallone would go on to famously complete a 90-page script in three-and-a-half days about poor Italian American boxer, Rocky Balboa, who gets a shot at becoming world heavyweight champion. "If he looked interesting visually, then I think that he would translate through to literature and then cinema," he said. "I know it sounds ambitious, but that was the genesis of Rocky." So instead, he carved an image on the canvas using a screwdriver. However, he didn't want to use a brush because he felt that this man was forged by the hardships of life. All rights reserved.Back in the early 1970s when a story idea for a never-say-die protagonist was percolating in Sylvester Stallone's head, he decided to first visualize this character on canvas. Rocky IV premiered in theaters in 1985 and earned $300 million during its box office run.Ĭopyright © 2021, ABC Audio. “How could you take that out?!,” Stallone quipped. He said he was upset by the movie’s final cut because that punch that sent him to the hospital was left on the cutting room floor. Stallone said his hospital stay lasted four days and, once he was discharged, he “had to go back and finish the fight.” I’m in intensive care surrounded by nuns.” “Next thing I know I’m on this emergency, low-altitude flight. “I didn’t feel it in the moment but, later that night, my heart started to swell, My blood pressure went up to 260 and I was going to be talking to angels,” the Oscar nominee recalled. He didn’t know how badly he was injured until after the cameras stopped rolling. “Well, he pulverized me,” Stallone deadpanned, noting the actor punched him right in the chest. The Expendables star admitted that, before filming, he encouraged Lundgren to go all out and show his “dominance.” “I had to be flown into intensive care to California from Canada.” “I got really injured during the fight,” he said of the movie’s nail-biting moment. Drago by Sylvester Stallone to his YouTube, where the 75-year-old said actor Dolph Lundgren, who played nemesis Ivan Drago, went off script and nearly beat him to death. The actor recently posted The Making of Rocky vs. Sylvester Stallone opened up about a little-known story regarding his time filming Rocky IV, saying the experience almost killed him.
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